Master of Science in Instructional Design and Technology

Instructional Design and Technology is a a diverse field with opportunities for individuals in a variety of eclectic roles all centered on the process of creating web-based instruction. The need for instructional technologists is great. The growing amount of information created every year and the need for more and more learning drive the need for instructional technologists as does the constant changing field of technology.

Instructional technology can involve the study of the use of the following types of media:

• Games and Simulations
• Web 2.0 Technologies
• Virtual Worlds
• Audio and Video-based instruction
• Web-based courses and Classes
• Evaluation of Online Instructional Efforts
• Mobile Learning

Concentrations

• Learning Experience Designer: For those wishing to enter a career in the training and development sector of business, industry, non-profits or government.
• Instructional Technology Specialist: For professionals charged with integrating interactive technologies into educational teaching environments.
• eLearning Specialist Certificate: For professionals charged with integrating interactive online technologies into both educational and professional training environments.
• Instructional Game Design Certificate: Learn the skills to design and develop successful instructional games in this 5-course certificate.

Students do not need to be a computer programmer or a computer expert to be an instructional technologist since many of the tools are as easy to use as Microsoft Word or Google products. What you do need is a desire to help others learn and an interest in innovative and creative endeavors.

M.S. Program Coordinator

Jessica Briskin, Ph.D. | jbriskin@bloomu.edu

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